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bb64 release v28

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@ -13,12 +13,11 @@ Bash Base64, written in C++.
Uses a custom Base64 character set for bash compatibility, not compatible with other utilities.
```
Useage:
bb64 BASE64COMMAND Decodes the base64 encoded command, and runs it
bb64 -i BASE64COMMAND Decodes the base64 encoded command, and prints to the screen
If it contains a bb64 command within the decoded command, it
also decodes that and prints it to the screen.
bb64 -e COMMAND(S) encodes the commands in base64.
Usage:
bb64 BASE64COMMAND Decodes and runs the command
bb64 -[i|d] BASE64COMMAND Displays the decoded command
bb64 -e COMMAND Encodes the command and prints the result
bb64 -u Updates bb64 to the latest version (uses docker)
```
# Implementation Notes
@ -27,11 +26,9 @@ bb64 runs the command by replacing the current process, so it ensures that tty,
variables etc are all identical for the run command. It works with interactive commands, like
nano or ssh.
The command is run as:
`bash -c COMMAND`
bb64 supports bash scripts, as the command is run as:
`bash -c 'COMMAND'`
Where COMMAND is passed to bash as a single argument.
If the command is run, the return value is the return value of the command.
If it isn't run, bb64 returns -1.
`./build.sh` will build bb64 for x86_64 (amd64) and arm64 architectures.

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@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ Usage:
bb64 BASE64COMMAND Decodes and runs the command
bb64 -[i|d] BASE64COMMAND Displays the decoded command
bb64 -e COMMAND Encodes the command and prints the result
bb64 -u Updates bb64 to the latest version (may require sudo)
bb64 -u Updates bb64 to the latest version (uses docker)
)" << std::endl;
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static const char *VERSION = "27";
static const char *VERSION = "28";